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The emperor
Franz Joseph I. visited Bad Ischl in over 60 summers!
Bad Ischl's
reputation as an imperial city has remained until today
as many things have stayed the same. Everywhere you go,
you are reminded of the times when Bad Ischl wrote
history.
Bad Ischl was the emperor Franz Joseph's
summer residence from 1848 to 1914 where he also got
engaged to Elisabeth ("Sisi") in 1853 in what is today
the cities museum.
From here he started World War I.
The
engagement present from his parents was the
"Kaiservilla" (Imperial Villa). A part of the
"Kaiservilla" is still used today by the emperor's great
grandson Mag. Habsburg.
In the other part of the
Kaiservilla, one can visit and see how the emperor once
lived.
Included services in detail:
- 3, 4 or 5 nights with a
substantial breakfast buffet
- Half-board (3-course-menu of your
choice)
- Visit of the Landessausstellung
2008 "human beings, myths and monarchs"
- A visit to the museum (where he
got engaged to Sisi)
- City tour to the historical
sights (approx. 75 mins.)
- Visit the Imperial-Villa with a
guided tour
- 4-course imperial dinner "The
Emperors favourite dishes" (instead of half-board)
- Horse carriage ride to the
Emperors-Hunting monument
- Free usage of the hotels
wellness-area with sauna & steam-bath
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| Booking dates:
April - october 2012
for 3, 4 or 5 nights
price of request
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